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Privacy & Cookies

Cookies and Local Storage on This Site

A short, specific list of what this Here2Win Casino guide stores in your browser — a wheel-game cookie, a slot-progress note and a popup flag — and how long each one sticks around.

This page is scoped to this site guide and nothing beyond it. The handful of cookies and browser-storage entries described below belong to the widgets running on these pages — a wheel game, the slot listings and an offer popup. They are separate from anything Here2Win Casino itself sets once you're signed into an account there.

Three things this guide remembers in your browser

I keep this list short on purpose, because there genuinely isn't much to track. Here's what each entry does.

How long each entry actually lasts

The wheel-game cookie has a clear, fixed lifespan: 30 days, holding the result, your spin count and a timestamp so the widget doesn't reset every time you land on a page. The slot-progress entry works differently — it's held in your browser's local storage rather than a cookie, so it stays put until you clear your browser data or storage yourself, and it exists purely to remember where you left off browsing the Here2Win slots covered on this guide. The popup flag is the shortest-lived of the three: it lives in session storage, which clears itself the moment you close the browser tab or window, and its only job is to stop the same offer popup from reappearing on every page you open.

None of these entries collect payment details, account passwords or anything you'd enter on Here2Win Casino's own site. They're small, functional notes tied to how this guide's pages behave in your browser, nothing more.

For the wider ground rules covering everything published here, see the Terms and Conditions. If you'd rather know who actually maintains these pages and keeps this list accurate, that's covered on the About page.